The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-11-09, Page 14The GoderichThursda ., Nov, 9, 1967
NEWS
Vikin.gs Move To finals
By Jam Simpson •
Last .week the Vikings
advanced to the semi-finals as
they walloped Seaforth 34-0,
Doug Keene, Owen Freeman,
Dan O'Brien, and Andy Pirie
scored for Goderich. The de.
fense again played a great game
in stopping Seaforth. Redmond
and Brereton starred on the de.
fense as they .contained theSea.
forth team. Barry Grace play
ed a strong game at ' middle
guard.
For the offense, Dan O'Brien "
stood out as he scored a touch.
down and blocked successfully
The offensive line, which is
gradually learning to count past
one, was led by Wilkins, Ginn
and Schmidt.
‘1/4
* * *
In .the Senior .Volleyball
Tournament held at Stratford
Northwestern last week our
girls. team.was finally defeated
by Stratford Central.
In the first set againstNorth.
western, Goderich played two
winning games and in one came
from behind 14-4 to win 16-141
The secondsetagainstExeter
came :to an end withE xeter win.
ping the first games, and God.
erich the last two.
The final set against Strat.
ford Central- proved the worth
of our team. Goderich won the
first game 15-7,. However Cen.
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GODERICH'S OWN ..
a
tral won the last two games
18.44,
Stratford later went on to
defeat. Clinton and finally win
the Buren Perth Championship.
Congratulations to Miss Fin.
lay and her team for their tre.
mendous effort.
* *
The constructionof our new
addition has given us, -among
many other things, a library to
be proud of. - �.
Considered the most used,
room in the school it contains
four "stacks" of books contain.
ing approximately 4,900 edi.
.tions. Equipped with a reading
section with seating for 36 and
a current magazine rack with
approximately 30 different pub.
lications it is popular for study.
ing and homework.
There are facilities for eiAght
study careers which should b<;
installed in the near future.
Also there is a librarian's
office and work room' in
addition to tworeference.rooms
divided by a folding door.
The atmosphere is unique in
the library with its 76 by 29
foot carpeted floor and piped -
in music. The wall along one
side is dominated by a 24- by
14 foot mural done by the art
club. Staff Librarian is Mrs.
Gower. Student librarians are
Louise Dalton and Kathleen
'O'Brien.
Cheer Leaders
Attend Clinic
By Pat Durst.12A
Scarborough became a girl
watcher's paradise, Saturday,
October 28 when 1,600 cheer.
leaders from across the pro.
vine converged on Woburn C ol-
legiate Institute for Ontario's
'fifth annual cheerleading clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Robin.
son provided transportation for
nine cheerleaders chosen from
both senior and junior squads
to represent Goderich : Colla•
giate Institute at the Clinic.
Saturday m.)rning was spent
learning new cheers, chants and
actions, under the excellent in.
struction of Newze Token and
his daughter. Mr. Token is a
professional cheerleader, who
travelled all the way from Ann
Arbor, Mtchgan.
The day's highlight came
when more than 200 schools
represented at the C1iniC tom,
peted against each other to de,
termine five schools with the
most .skillful cheerleading
groups.
As a result of having had
the opportunity to attend the
Clinic, GDCI cheerleaders are
now putting their new knowledge
into action.
Ci
GORDON•
H. JOHNS
Gordon H. Johns, a graduate of
Central Huron S econdary S chool
received his Bachelor of
Science degree (B.Sc.) in thy.
sics at the recent fall con-
vocation at Waterloo Lutheran
University. He is presently
teaching at Eastwood Collegiate
in Kitchener. He is theyoungest,
son • of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
E. Johns of Tuckersmith,
Junior B .. .
(continued from page 1)
Siftos Take Two
On Weekend
After a doubtful start, the
Godertcti Siftos, bounced' right
back into OHA Junior H con.,
tention with a strong surge over
the weekend. They edged Owen
Sound 3-1 Friday night, and
won again over Waterloo on
Saturday night by a score of
5-3.
• Friday night's game with
Owen Sound Greys was a close
battle all the way. At the end
of the first period neither team
had scored. However it was a
period marred by constant pen.
allies; infractions of tripping,
interference, high sticking,
slashing, holding and elbowing,
were charged almost 'equally to
the two clubs.
Of the. nine minor charges in
the first period, Owen Sound
drew four and Goderich five.
The Siftos went ahead 2-1
in the second period on goals
by Owen Freeman and Mayo
Paquette; Drew Haldane accoun.
ted for the Greys' only tally
of the game at 19:07.
• Tom Williams scored the
Siftos' assurance goal at 1:55
of the final period.
Juniors' and also with Kincar.
dine Junior and Intermediate
teams; During. last year's
hockey season, Terry ,scored
25 goals and got 10 assists.
14. Tom Williams, right-wing,
(5 -feet, 11 -inches,- 170 pounds);
Tom is the third Windsor boy
to join the Goderich Junior B
club. Tom also worked his way
up through the ranks of minor
hockey in his city and during
last season with a Local 240
Juvenile club there, scored 20
goals and assisted with 15.
15. Hank Scott, right wing,
(5 -feet, 10 -inches, 168 pounds),
Hank is the second' hockey
player from Seaforth to enlist
with the Siftos; Hank promises
to show some real scoring
ability as he scored 25 goals
and assisted with 25 during the
1966,67 season when he played
with Seaforth Midgets.
16 Tom Cuyler, left wing, •
(5 -feet, 6.inches, 150 pounds);
Tom represents the third player
on a Sifto line composed of
Kincardine' natives. Tom suffer.
ed an ankle injury early this sea.
. son during an exhibition game
with Owen Sound but he is now
back with the Siftos. He scored
30 goals and assisted on 15
during the 1966-.67 season with
Kincardine Midget and Junior
teams.
17. Murray Henderson, de.
fense, (5 -feet, 10 -inches, 165
pounds); Murray is another S ea -
,forth area native appe'ring on
ANNUAL.
COMMENCEMENT
of
Goderich, District Collegiate 'Institute
FRIDAY, NOV. 10
8:15 p.m.
NEW GYM—ENTRANCE WEST SIDE OF SCHOOL
OPEN HOUSE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COMMENCEMENT
44, 45
Cuyler of the Siftos andKeel.
ing, of the Greys, were each
assessed a mihor and a major
when they tangled at 5:10 ,in
the second period; other penal-
ties included minors to McNair
and O'Brien of the Siftos and
Haldane, Taylor and Bloomfield
- of the Greys.
Two more penalties were
handed out, to Owen Sound in
the third period; Gavaris and
Nixon each served two minutes
in the 'sin -bin.''
In Saturday night's game at
Waterloo against the • Siskins,
the Goderich Junior B's held
a 2-1 lead at the end of the •
first period.
Siftos displayed a tremendous
burst of power in the second
period. While playing one man
shorthanded, (Henderson was
serving a minor) the Siftos scor.
ed twice to take a . 4-1 lead.
Later in the period, the Siskins
threatened .to tie the game when
they connected for two goals
witfiin minutes of each other,
Goderich added an assurance
goal in the, third period while
holding Waterloo scoreless to
put the game in the bag.
Owen Freeman, a Windsor
import who plays centre on the
local Junior B club, paced the
Siftos' Saturday night; victory
with two goals. Centres Jim •
Bell and Cam Colquhoun and
right-winger Tom Williams
were each credited with single
tallies.
Goalie Robbie Kellestine was
credited with playingan import.
ant part in the Siftos' win. HE
turned aside one shot after an.
other during ablitz from Water.
loo Siskins•but at no time did
he weaken under the barrage.
An interesting sidelight to
Saturday night's game was the
presence amongst the specta-
tors of Owen Freeman's
parents. They drove over from
Windsor to watch their sonper.
form and he rewarded their
efforts by scoring two goals.
Junior Earners Meet At Clinton
The Huron County Junior Far-
mers met in the agricultural
board rooms at Clinton with
the Sifto lineup. He is no
stranger to Goderich hockey
fans having played with • the
Junior C team here last season
in which he scored two goals
and assisted with nine. ,
Two other members of the
'1967-68 Junior B club pictured
here are Coach Jack Evans and
Manager Harry Kerr.,They need
no other introduction to God.
.erich hockey fans as they have
for many years been associated
with Junior B hockey in this
town. A third member of the
Siftos' executive staff, Trainer
Keith Huisser, is not pictured.
GODERICH DISTRICT' COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NIGHT SCHOOL
GOLF LESSONS
Please complete the form below and mail it to Claude Kalbfleisch, Goderich
Distfict Collagist! Institute, if you are interested, in a course in GOLFING
to be offered it the CollegiJte starting Monday, January 8, from 7:30 to
1:30 and each Monday therefore fdt three months. We are fortunate le
being able to secure the services of an experienced professional and will,
offer this course if enough 6pplications ere received.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY NOVEMBER 25
COST OF COURSE
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15 members present on Octo.
ber 25, 1967.
It was reported that the Jun.
iors are holding a banquet in
Belgravein November and any.
_one wanting tickets must get
them by November 14. There is
also a ticket draw to support
the World Literacy Fund of
Canada to be made at the ban-
quet.
The Huron Juniors got their
first letter from- the child they
adopted. Tho child is male,
13 years old and lives in India.
It was decided to have the
curling competition thelastSat.
urday in January again this
year. Also that the county have
another hockey competition this
year.
OHA JUNIOR B
SportsSee. nee
By Sandy MacDonald
A schedule for ice -time at the Goderich Memorial Arena has
been prepared and 4s now displayed on the corridor wall opposite
the dressing rooms. the arena Management committee iskeeping
the doors,. open seven days ,a week in order to provide Goderich
and area citizens with maximum use of the ice sheet.
A breakdown of the schedule indicates the clubs and groups
that now use the arena. Sunday at 10 a.m. a Central Huron
Hockey League: team begins a one -.-hour practise. Later in the
day, public skating is featured; office in the afternoon from 2 to
4 and in the evening from 8 to 10. -
Monday's arena program begins at 4:30 ppm. when a: series
of Goderich Minor League Hockey games get under way; Mites
take to the ice at 4:30, followed, by the Squirts at 5:30, Bantams
at 7 and Midgets at 9 p.m.
As . mentioned before in the Signal -Star, the Goderich Lions
Club is sponsoring free skating fors pre-schoolers and beginners
Tuesday afternoons from 2 to 3:30 and for public schoolers from
3:30 until 5 p.m., Bantams and Midgets are given practise time
later which extends to 8:30 p.m. At that point a double-header
of CHHL hockey is featured which might last until nearly midnight.
Wednesday at 4:30 the Pee Wees practise; as the season
advances and an all-star team is chosen, the Pee Wee division
of Goderich's minor hockey league will possibly be playing home -
games, with visiting teams at this time.
Following Pee 'Wee hockey, the Goderich Junior B team, the
Siftos, take to the ice at 6 p.m. for a workout and practice under
coach Jack Evans. More CHHL. hockey action takes place at
8:30 p.m..
As evidenced by the arena schedule, it appears that Goderich
will definitely have a Juvenile hockey club, this year. They are
slated for ice -time at 6:3a Thursday evening. Until a schedule
is prepared, we can expect to see only a practice session at this
time, but eventually Goderich hockey fans can expect some fast,
exciting hockey action from the juveniles when they entertain
visiting.hockey clubs.
For the -balance of Thursday evening, a couple of nockey--for.
fun" groups from town get on the ice and fool around for an hour
or so. The Old Timers, (members of the OHA Al -Ontario Junior
C championship team of 20 years ago) represent onetgroup;
_ the Signal -Star's next door neighbors on West Street, B. M. Ross'
surveyors and engineers, also bang the puck around,.Thursday
night. It's been reported that members of the Goderich detachment
of the OPP are also limbering up some unused portions of their
anatomy with weekly Thursday night hockey sessions at the arena.
Friday night, as the majority of Goderich citizens well, know,
the arena program features Junior B hockey when the Siftos play
a_ visiting club from either central or western division of the
OHA Junior B league.
Saturday mor i�ng the arena doors are open at 7 o'clock to
allow a group ei minor leaguers to dress -for a..7:30 game, the
first of a' Saturday morning, series of minor league hockey. •
At_1 p.m. the Goderich Figure Skating Club whirl. and pirouette
through their weekly practice under the direction of Robert
McCrabb, who_ was re -appointed for the 1967-68 season. Mem-
bership .in the town's figure skating club is growing each year
as is• the achievements of the members. National basic figure
skating tests will be continued, a policy which the club has adopted
in previous years. It was announced by the club that several
children would be receiving awards for their results in these
tests early in January.
Saturday night public skating was not well attended last week
according, to a report from arena manager Bill Lumby. He indicated
that the public skating scheduled for this time might be changed
later -in the season to provide ice -time for Juvenile hockey games
when their schedule gets into full swing.
FIRST INTERLOCKING GAME
GODERICH
— SIFTOS
vs
LEAM INGTO N
-- FLYERS.; --
AT
GODERICH ARENA
FRIDAY. NOV. 10
SUPPORT THE SIFTOS
8:30 P.M.
ADULTS -$1.00 STUDENTS 75c
CHILDREN 50c•
NOTICE
TO PARENTS OF
GRADE 8 STUDENTS
A meeting for Grade 8 students and their 'parents will
be held at the Goderich District Collegiate Institute. The
purpose: to give information and an3wer questions regard-
ing courses offered at Goderich or at Central Huron
Secondary School. •
-- Please Plan To Attend —
RURAL GRADE 8's
Monday, Nkiv tuber 20 -- 8:00 p.m.
TOWN OF OODERI►JCH GRADE 8"s
Tuesday, November 21 -+- 8:00 p.m.
NEW GYM—Entrance West Side of School
yrs
For the next few months, regardless cif wh,t0.401.0 Of da3
visit the Goderich Memorial Arena, chances are' 'o n find s�bnce
skating group or hockey teams providing plenty of exciting action
for you to watch.
Siftos .
Sign
Sarnian
Richard Madge, publicity dim
rector 9f the Goderich .Tunior B .
Club, announced that the Siftos
had recently signed rian Hur.
lock, of _Sarnia, who will all
a defense spot for the Siftos..
Briant who played with agarnia
juvenile all star team last sear,
son, is 5 -feet, 10 -inches and,
weighs .170 pounds,
The Sarnia import arrived
here last weekend and worked
out with the Siftos _at a Sunday
afternoon practise in the God.
erich arena. Coach Jack Evans
expected to use Hurlock on de.
fense for 'Tuesday night's away
game with 'St. Marys Lincolns
and again Friday night when the
Siftos entertain the Leamington
Flyers.
Friday night's game will in.
troduce a new team toGoderich
Junior B hockey fans when the
Siftosplay the Flyers. Learning.
ton is a member of the five -
team Western division of the
OHA Junior B league. Under the
new interlocking schedule pre.
pared this 'year, the Siftos will
meet each of the western di... -
vision teams.
Attendance for last Friday.
night's game with Owen Sound
drew over 400 area hockey fans,
a considerable increase over
the number present for the
game with Waterloo, the Friday
night previous.
Winner of last Friday night's
draw for the $100 savings bond
was Robert Baechler, of God.
erich.
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